Sentence examples for many fora from inspiring English sources

Even unorthodox proposals, such as money creation, the political representation of future generations, and 100% renewable energy targets are now debated in many fora.

Due to agreement on the self-help policy that Louis Farrakhan has endorsed in many fora including the Million Man March, Kemp in a sense aligned himself with Farrakhan.

In many international fora, such as the EU, Greece has been able to impose the use of the clunky formulation "the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia" (FYROM).

How to get there through a strategic approach including an inter-country dialogue has also been discussed in many recent fora.

„ As a bilateral donor, as a member of the European Union and as a partner of BiH in many international fora, Sweden continues to assist your country on its way forward.

And in several fora across the state, many special education teachers said Common Core exams were stressing their students.

Though heralded by the parties as facilitating the removal of barriers to free trade (in ways not achievable in multilateral fora), it also contained many trade-restricting intellectual property provisions and others uniquely related to altering pharmaceutical regulation and public health policy in Australia.

The announcement also carries broader significance since Ethiopia is the second most populous country in Africa and plays a critical leadership role on the continent through its current chairmanship of the African Union and its role in many other regional political and development fora.

The potential immediate and long-term research and policy implications of these findings are many and have been discussed previously in other fora [[ 24- 28]].

Increasingly however, economic burdens of supporting a widow and her children, fear of HIV infection, influence from Western religions, and exposure to other cultures through education and social fora are acting in concert to cause many brothers-in-law to shun WI [6] [8], [10], [15].

A downside is the potential for governance systems to become overly complex, with many "voices" claiming the right to be heard across different fora.